- Explain how your static images achieve composition
- My static images achieve composition because the in each frame, the majority of the lines are vertical or horizontal.
- Explain how your dynamic images achieve composition
- My dynamic images achieve composition because in each frame, the majority of the lines are arranged in diagonal lines.
- For each image describe the dominant element or point of interest
- Static composition : 1st image, the dominant element is the net of the tennis court
- 2nd image, the dominant element is the big tree in the picture
- 3rd image, the dominant element is the head of the girl
- 4th image, the dominant elements are the two screw drivers
- Dynamic composition : 1st image, the dominant elements are the metal lines
- 2nd, the dominant element is the yellow flower in the middle
- 3rd , the dominant element is the head of the girl
- 4th, the dominant element is the sunglasses
- Describe how the subordinate elements support the dominant elements in each image
- For each image describe at least 2 elements or principles of art that or being utilized, or any other compositional concept
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Monday, March 6, 2017
Essay
Wednesday, March 1, 2017
Dynamic composition ( with a 50mm)
Settings : Shutter speed = 1/320 , Aperture = 3.2 and ISO = 800
Portrait of two people :
Landscape :
Settings : Shutter speed = 1/4000 , Aperture = 2.8 and ISO = 400
Architecture :
Settings : Shutter speed = 1/4000 , Aperture = 3.2 and ISO = 400
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Static composition
Still life of objects :
Settings : Shutter speed = 1/13 , Aperture = 5.0 and ISO = 200
Portrait of two people :
Landscape :
Settings : Shutter speed = 1/200 , Aperture = 9.0 and ISO = 100
Architecture :
Settings : Shutter speed = 1/200 , Aperture = 9.0 and ISO = 100
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
Rule of thirds
Rule of thirds
Settings : aperture 7.1 and shutter speed 1/80
Settings : aperture 11 and shutter speed 1/50
Settings : aperture 7.1 and shutter speed 1/60
Settings : aperture 7.1 and shutter speed 1/160
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
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